Significados de financial intermediation en inglés

Its asset management segment provides financial intermediation services and equipment leasing, among others.

There will be less financial intermediation and that which happens will be more expensive.

We can't deny the risk financial intermediation may not function properly at the same time, Miyanoya said.

It has done this, though, while redistributing wealth generally upward and toward those involved in financial intermediation.

While Europe has succeeded in stabilising its sovereign-bond markets, financial intermediation for small and medium-size enterprises remains highly disrupted.

Global non-bank financial intermediation grew by $5 trillion in 2013 to reach $75 trillion.

It isn't asking for easier money, but for a stable store of value in the face of dislocation in financial intermediation.

Britain did well out of debt, financial intermediation and globalization; as those three partly unwind it will continue to do considerably less well.

The FSB is forming a group to consider what work is appropriate and whether to reorganise existing work on non-bank financial intermediation, Quarles said.

Those non-financial firms would probably bear the true cost of the tax, which would make financial intermediation for FX trades a cost-prohibitive exercise for banks.

Whereas productive industries are essentially flat in growth since 2003, financial intermediation has grown by 50 percent and real estate activity by 35 percent.

Financial intermediation saw the biggest rise in business.

Its products and services are categorized into three main areas: Financial Intermediation Business, Structuring and Syndications Business and Treasury.

Financial intermediation company Interbloem Holdings Ltd is to hold a creditors' meeting in the Mount Herbert Hotel in Dublin on March 22nd next.